Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic

09/09/2026

"The theme for this year’s Synod is Rooted. Why Rooted? It’s an obvious reminder that our roots in the gospel and the Anglican tradition shape our work of ministry, but it’s also a call to remember that fruitful ministry depends on deepening roots in Christ. This year Truro Anglican Church in Fairfax, VA is hosting, and we’re hopeful this will be a memorable time of worship, fellowship, learning, and celebrating all that God is doing throughout the diocese.

Rooted isn’t simply the theme of our Synod. It’s an invitation to remember who we are and whose we are, as we worship together, encourage one another, and look toward the future God is calling us into."

Read more from Bishop Chris and register today for Synod 2026: Rooted, Nov. 12-14, 2026 at Truro Anglican Church in Fairfax, VA.

https://mailchi.mp/anglicandoma/the-mid-atlantic-messenger-a-special-invitation-5174951?e=cddaa31a56

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

Hosted right here in DOMA!!!

Jenny Noyes, Executive Director of New Wineskins Missions Network, ...

09/05/2026

Introducing Holy Order, a new podcast from Trinity Anglican Seminary exploring how Scripture and the Anglican tradition form Christians for faithful living in a disordered age. Hosted by the Very Rev. Bryan Hollon and Cooper Nye, the first two episodes will be released September 9.

09/02/2026

Tonight! You are invited!

Join TFCA's Anglicans for Life chapter and Rev. Dr. Allen Roberts for an evening of prayer, learning, and conversation about Virginia's proposed "Fundamental Right to Reproductive Freedom" Amendment. Together, we'll consider questions of human life, care for women and families, and public policy, and reflect on how Christians can respond faithfully.

📅 September 2nd (one week from today!)
🕡 Doors open 6:30pm (light refreshments) | Program begins 7:00pm sharp
📍 Register at tfcafl.org — walk-ins welcome!

08/29/2026

On the evening of July 1, 2026, Incarnation Anglican Church in Williamsburg, VA, held its first “Tattoo Story Night with Fr. John.” In 2025, Fr. John completed a residency in evangelism with Evangelize Today (ET), which is led by the Rev. Dr. Al Dayhoff of Fairfax, VA. Fr. John talked about the growing popularity of tattoos and suggested the working hypothesis of ET: A tattoo is a confession in search of a confessor, but we have none.

Read more and see photos

https://www.anglicandoma.org/messenger-articles/a-tattoo-story

08/28/2026

ARDF will be partnering with the Anglican Church in Nepal to support the response to this devastating disaster.

Leaders of the Anglican Church in Nepal have been on the ground in the affected region to meet with church leaders, assess needs, and begin responding with relief and practical support through the church. The Anglican Church in Nepal is already providing shelter and food at two church locations in the impacted areas. At least one local Anglican church was flooded, and eight church members remain missing. The Church has also reported that communities are facing deep distress in addition to urgent needs for food, clean water and temporary shelter, and they have highlighted the needs of especially vulnerable people such as the sick, the elderly, pregnant women, and children. Road access to some of the worst affected areas are cut off, and water sources are contaminated.

Communities affected by these floods are facing deep distress in addition to urgent needs for food, clean water, and temporary shelter. The Anglican church is coming alongside families to meet people’s urgent needs and to offer comfort through practical care and compassion.

Join us in supporting the church as they respond 👉 https://ardf.org/blog/relief-nepal-floods-2026